Student Number:Surname and Initial:Print the pages and answer in the space designated for each exercise:Exercise 1. Write equations for the hydroboration-oxidation of the following alkenes:a)Answer:-CH3Answer:c)Answer:Exercise 2. Write equations for the following Grignard synthesis:a) acetaldehyde and CH3CH₂MgBr, then H₂O.Answer:b) benzaldehyde and (CH3)2CHMgCl, then H₂O.Answer:c) acetone and CH3CH₂CH₂MgBr, then H₂O.swer:

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Print the pages and answer in the space designated for each exercise:
Exercise 1. Write equations for the hydroboration-oxidation of the following alkenes:
a)
Answer:
-CH3
Answer:
c)
Answer:
Exercise 2. Write equations for the following Grignard synthesis:
a) acetaldehyde and CH3CH₂MgBr, then H₂O.
Answer:
b) benzaldehyde and (CH3)2CHMgCl, then H₂O.
Answer:
c) acetone and CH3CH₂CH₂MgBr, then H₂O.
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